on 08-24-2009 6:15 PM
Hi All,
I have a plan to migrate SAP4.6c on windows2000 to windows2003 cluster environment and upgrade to oracle to 10g.
But I not sure with this plan is a good choice ,please advice me if I miss something on this plan.
offline & online backup.
1. Install windows 2003 ent for cluster on new machine.
2. Install oracle software on cluster env. (and patch)
3. Install SAP 4.6c on cluster env.
4. Remove data from new installation
5. Restore data form PRD (online backup)
6. Upgrade kernel SAP
7. Upgrade support package
8. Test fail over
9. Upgrade oracle release from 8i to 9i
10. Upgrade oracle patch 9i
11. Upgrade oracle release from 9i to 10g
12. Upgrade oracle patch 10g.
13. Start oracle upgrade and SAP
14. Test fail over (if it work)
On my plan I not sure if I restore data form windows2000 to windows2003.
It's can work to start SAP because I worry about oracle data are conflict on new evnironment.
Your comments are highly appreciated.
Thank for your help.
Regards,
Hi All,
On this plan is not upgrade to 64bit.
Thank you for all answer.
Regards.
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Hi All,
On this plan is not upgrade to 64bit.
Thank you for all answer.
Regards.
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Hi Markus,
Thank you for your reply
On the step restore PRD data from win2000 to 2003 is not conflict right ?
Regards,
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To find that out the way is
select "SAP R/3 4.6c"
click on "database server"
It's supported, yes. You need to install the kernel 46D_EX2 to run against an Oracle 10g.
Markus
Your plan looks good - but 4.6c is VERY old software and you should consider upgrading
Markus
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